Brady Fit as a Fiddle Roars Through Idaho Tour
Governor Jim Brady, after a health report from M F Hughes, rallies large crowds in Mackay Challis and Salmon City. He plans to stump until election day and forecasts handsome Republican majorities in Custer and Lemhi counties despite previous health concerns.
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M. FE. Hughes
Idaho Consolidated Power Company
Idaho Falls
James H. Brady
Brady
Pocatello
Hughes
Custer
Lemhi
Mackay
Challis
Salmon City
Treasurer Not Short Despite Blistering Report
State Treasurer Hastings audit by W S Chaney released in Boise Statesman accuses irregularities but confirms cash counts and bank balances. The report cites depository accounts totaling thousands and notes no shortage after cross checks with the state auditor.
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State Peak Examiner
W. S. Chaney
Hastings
Boise Statesman
Boise City National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Capital State
Statesman
Chaney
Bassett Promises Square Deal in County Assessor Race
Charles H. Bassett declares if elected county assessor he will give the people an absolutely square deal. He tours Bannock county and Pocatello, pledging honesty and a strong sense of public service to property owners.
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Charles H. Bassett
Pocatello
Bannock County
Charlie Bassett
Dele
Resolutions Honor Judge Joseph C. Rich
At the district court in Pocatello Idaho on October 22 1908 a committee of five bar members led by Judge Alfred Budge drafted memorial resolutions for the death of former district judge Joseph C Rich. The resolutions praised Rich as courteous brave and honest noting his kindness to the poor and his willingness to seek truth beyond technicalities. The committee urged sympathy for his family and ordered copies forwarded and entered in court minutes.
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Thomas F. Terrell
Utah
Joseph C. Rich
Judge Budge
Judge Rich
Budge
D. W. Standrod
D. Worth Clark
C. A. Boyd
T. F. Terrell
Fifth Judicial District of
Idaho
Pocatello
Alfred Budge
W. Standrod
Thomas F. "Terrell
Taft Speaks to Large Indiana Welcome Crowd
Lafayette crowd cheers as Judge Taft tours within fifty miles of Indianapolis. He delivers speeches at Fairground Square and a big Indianapolis meeting. Thousands listen from the platform while hundreds stand nearby unable to approach.
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Lafayette
Ind
Taft
Indianapolis
Fairal Square
Republican mine inspector candidate tours state
F. Cushing Moore of Wallace, Republican nominee for state mine inspector, visits cities on a campaigning tour and predicts the entire Republican state ticket will win. He touts Mr. Brady as popular statewide and notes his opponent is H. A. Moore, former editor of the Advance in Wallace now in the newspaper business at Wallace.
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F. Cushing Moore
Wallace
Brady
Moore
H. A. Moore
Pocatello
James H Brady Named Vice-Chairman at Congress Meet
At the Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress in San Francisco last week Hon. James H Brady of this city was selected as vice-chairman of the executive committee.
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Brady
San Francisco
James H. Brady
Congress
Wreck Investigation Gathers Details In Boise
Trainmaster Eldred and other Short Line officials arrived in Boise to probe Tuesday afternoon wreck that killed Martin Black of Rochester New York and Daniel Lawler of Boise. Coroner's inquest blamed the fair grounds train crew for backing into yards on collision near Nampa. Lawler, an apprentice machinist, died in the cab fire. Black was a passenger. Oregon Short Line begins westward engine crew from Buhl as Harriman plans extend to Ontario.
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Eldred
Gairns
Harer
Boise
Martin Black
Rochester
N. Y
Daniel Lawler
Fair Grounds
Nampa
Lawler
Short Line
Pocatello
Wilte
Republican Platform for Bannock County Support of Roosevelt Taft Brady
Bannock County Republicans in convention renew loyalty to Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft. They praise state leaders Heyburn Borah and Congressman French, endorse Idaho governance, Carey Act land reclamation, and urge strong roads and bridges. They back Jas H. Brady for governor and pledge to support irrigation, public works, and Lava Hot Springs development.
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Bannock County
Theodore Roosevelt
Idaho
Wiliam
Wm. E Borah
French
Washington
Republican Party
Banock County
Jas. H. Brady
Jas. H. B
R. J. Hayes
County Central Committee
Timely warning to underworld on voter registration ban
A state act blocks common prostitutes, keepers of houses of ill fame, and lewd persons from registering or voting. Offenders face a fine up to 500 dollars, up to six months in county jail, or both, with penalties declared for attempts and perjury if registration succeeds. The notice emphasizes an emergency provision.
Ada L Croom Recalls Cure with New Discovery
Mrs. Ada L. Croom, long time owner of the Croom Hotel in Vaughn Mississippi, credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a severe cough and chest illness after months of struggle. The remedy is sold at Ferguson Jenkings drug stores in Pocatello and McCammon with a free trial bottle offered.
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Ada L. Croom
Croom Hotel
Vaughn, Miss
No Dope Bread Ad Promotes Friedel’s Malt Bread
An odd promotional note urges readers to ask grocers for a 5 cent loaf of Friedel's Malt Bread mixed and rolled by new clean machinery, claiming bakers' bread quality.
Academy Gridiron Heroes Meet Pocatello High in Big Doubleheader
Tomorrow the Academy faces Pocatello High in a decisive football game billed as a battle for keeps while the girls’ basketball team meets the Academy squad at 2 30. Lineups list a long roster with captains and key positions for both teams and officials named from Twin Falls to Idaho Falls.
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Pocatello High School
Academy
James Smith
Drew Standrod
John Coots
Pollard Evans
Guy Hansen
Pollard Gasser
Frank Farrell
Virgil Sawms
Ernest Loux
Harold Hughart
Ed. Freeman
Lorenzo Evans
Arthur Quinn
Max Tyler
Ek. White
W. Hays
G. Zambone
G. Griffith
R. Davidson
M. Coffin
R. Burbank
D. Reese
G. Clendenin
R. Houde
E. Miller
D. Sullivan
L. Kessinger
L. Golding
Eliza Jones
Elsie Hohenstein
Gwen Furey
Mayme Taylor
Biiger Hermann Trial Postponed In Oregon Land Frauds Case
The trial of former Congressman Binger Hermann, indicted in Oregon land frauds, is postponed indefinitely. The November 9 date was set aside as Judge Hunt is absent and prosecutor F. J. Heney is unavailable, delaying a new date until both men can return to Portland and agree.
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Portland
Ore
Binger Hermann
Oregon
Hunt
F. J. Heney
Heney
Bal lard's Snow Liniment touted for cold weather relief
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as instant relief for cold weather ailments including frost bite chilblains rheumatic pains cramps and burns. It claims to relieve aches stiffness and neuralgia and urges household use with a testimonial from Mrs A L Cook.
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Ballard
A. L. Cook
Foley's Kidney Remedy credited by Indianapolis jeweler
R Kluger of 1060 Virginia Ave Indianapolis says kidney trouble left him weak but four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared his complexion and back pain. He reports full recovery and urges other sufferers to try the remedy after doctors failed. Temple Pharmacy is mentioned.
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Supericence. Co
R. Kluger
Virginia Avenue
Indianapolis
Ind
Foley
Temple Pharmacy
Taft praised by labor leader for court rulings favoring workers
G O Barnhart of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in Spokane lauds William Howard Taft as a friend of labor. He cites Taft decisions that support free contract and the rights to quit and to organize, noting Rule 12 and its removal from union constitutions. Barnhart argues Taft protected labor rights, shifting worker opinion in the 1910 campaign.
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Spokane
Barnhart
Oregon Railway & Navigation. Company
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
William Howard Taft
Taft
Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan Railway
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as cure-all remedy
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh a constitutional disease. It states the product acts on blood and mucous surfaces and offers 100 reward for any uncured case. It urges sending for testimonials and lists F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as makers. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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